Long time friends causing each other to research insane topics all for the sake of writing short stories. But as I started doing research into it, I realized it was quite similar to the plot of a novel I love. That right there is what made me hold off on starting writing for a while.

Singing Dumb by Martina Devlin. The Dictionary by James Robertson. The Infamous Bengal Ming by Rajesh Parameswaran. I Am Not The Passenger by Susie Maguire. The Birdman of Farringdon Road by Jonathan Pinnock. The Snowflake by Lisa Armytage. What Goes Around by Tamsin Cottis. The Return by John Finch. Mental Striptease by Sophie King. Listen to more short stories. The Write Lines presented by Sue Cook.

Tuesday, August 11, 2015. After recently reading a couple of indie titles that surprised me with their quality, I decided again to try another such title. As a piece of chick lit, this one was obviously not aimed at me in terms of being its primary audience, and my ultimate interest in it suffered as a result.

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